Progress reports are quick check-ins from your professors about how you’re doing in class.

Here’s what you need to know:

• Don’t panic! A progress report doesn’t mean you’re failing, it’s a way for faculty to flag concerns early so you can get help before things pile up.
• It’s about support, not punishment. Professors use progress reports to connect you with resources like tutoring, success coaching, or time management help if needed.
• Action steps:
• Check your report carefully.
• Reach out to your instructor to talk about any concerns.
• Use the Learning Commons (learningcommons@roosevelt.edu) for tutoring, study tips, or help getting organized.

Remember, progress reports are about helping you succeed, not about catching you off guard.